SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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KAPPA Delta Kappa Fraternity, in a true post- war spirit, strived to exemplify those at- tributes for which it stands: friendliness, co-operation, leadership and scholarship. In full co-operation with Interfraternity Council, a constitution was drafted and approved, further co-ordinating the stand- ards and ideals of the students, faculty and various organizations The highlights of the social events were the traditional Mulligan Stew Initiation Formal Christmas Party and the Annual Spring Dinner Dance held amidst the gala Kappa National Convocation The future will reaihrm our dedication to serve our college and the future citizens of America l e .

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H + 1 Q X 'SIU' Seldom, in any college, is there found the spirit and friendliness which is ours here at Oswego. Exemplifying this are the men of Psi Phi Fraternity. Returning from the fields of combat all over the world with a feeling of victory and a job well done, we are ever willing to share our good fortunes. The strong bonds of brotherhood which typifies the brotherhood of Psi Phi are always a sign of good fellowship. We are anxious to spread this relationship not only among ourselves and fellow students but in every port of call, wherever our ambitions may take us. Our total membership, both active and passive, shall always remember the ideals of our fraternity and college and continue to carry on in the spirit of our motto Sequere Optimaf,